It is said that humans are advanced animals. The most important manifestation is that humans have IQ and emotions. Humans are ranked by IQ, and dogs are also ranked. So why don’t we take a seat and see what the IQ ranking of our own dogs is? Those with high IQs A dog must be well trained, maybe it will be your little helper in life and your little cotton-padded jacket in the emotional world. Let’s take a look at the ranking of dog IQ with the editor!

First place: Border Collie (catching Frisbees is his patent)

Border Collie is a type of Collie native to the Scottish border. It has a strong shepherding instinct. It is naturally intelligent and good at observing words and colors. It can truly understand the owner's instructions and can drive the sheep through the gaze of its eyes. The herd moves or rotates and has been used as a herding dog for many years. Its greatest characteristics are intelligence, strong learning ability, high understanding, easy training, gentleness, loyalty, and obedience. Its level of loyalty can be described as being like a shadow.

Second place: VIP/Teddy (you are the first in scheming)

The Poodle, also known as the "Poodle", is a very intelligent dog breed that likes to hunt. It is speculated that the Poodle originated in Germany, where it was famous for hunting hounds in the water. However, for many years, it has been considered the national dog of France. Poodles are divided into three types: standard dogs, miniature dogs, and toy dogs. The only difference between them is the size of their bodies. What we call "Teddy" is actually a VIP.

Third place: German Shepherd (the legendary big wolfdog)

German Shepherd Dog (German Shepherd Dog) is a breed of dog originating in Germany. The specific origin of its ancestry is unknown. The only thing that can be confirmed is that in 1880 this dog had been fixed throughout Germany and used as a shepherd dog. Agile and suited to action-oriented work environments, they are frequently deployed for a variety of tasks. Later, he was recruited by the German army during World War I and served as a military dog. After being cultivated by the German army, it was basically finalized. Because of their tall size, powerful appearance, and strong working ability, they are active around the world as police dogs, search and rescue dogs, guide dogs, shepherd dogs, ornamental dogs, and domestic pet dogs.

Fourth place: Golden Retriever (swimming champion)

The Golden Retriever is a symmetrical, powerful, and lively dog ​​breed characterized by stability, reasonable coordination of all body parts, legs that are neither too long nor clumsy, a friendly expression, and an enthusiastic, alert, and confident personality. Because the Golden Retriever is a hunting dog, his essential characteristics can only be shown in a difficult working environment. The overall appearance, balance, gait and purpose of the breed should receive more attention than any single part of the body. In addition, the Golden Retriever is inseparable from the human interest life.

Fifth place: Doberman (the mind is as developed as the limbs)

The Doberman Pinscher is the Doberman Pinscher. Native to Germany, it is based on the name of the man who bred this strain, Louis. Mr. Duberman named it the most intelligent of all strains. The Doberman Pinscher is a dog used by both the military and the police.